On top of each pillar stood intricately carved sculptures of the 12 saints, each one a masterpiece crafted by top tier artisans.

It was hard to imagine how much funding went into constructing just this corridor.

In the distance, the temple was even more grand and spectacular, making one feel inexplicably small when standing in front of it.

Go ahead, but remember, without any special items, don't choose a special job change path.

Just go for the second job change of your current profession.

Otherwise, if you fail, you will be rejected by the city of light's grace and will have to wait at least 6 months before you can enter again.

Chin Doofing, despite his sour expression, still reminded him.

Of course, he mentioned it partly out of duty and partly because he didn't want the church's reputation to be damaged because of such matters.

If they chose the wrong profession to change to, it wouldn't just be the church making things difficult for them, but the city of light's grace would autonomously reject them, and they would have to wait at least half a year to enter again.

Thank you for the information, my lord.

Thank you, my lord.

The job changers all gasped in shock.

There was always that sense of luck involved.

Clearly, a few of them were still thinking about trying their luck to see if they could enter a special job change task instead of just settling for the second job change of their current profession.

After all, special professions were certainly stronger than regular ones.

Chain Doofing's reminder made many reconsider their reckless thoughts.

Seeing these people thank him, Chen Doofing's expression was somewhat strange, but he merely turned his head away, adopting an aloof demeanor.

Lingi couldn't help but find his attitude amusing.

This guy really was quite prideful.

However, being able to inform the job changers of precautions in advance made him one of the few principled individuals in the church.

If it were those previous priests, they probably wouldn't have shared such information and would instead blame the job changers for overestimating their abilities in trying to pursue special job paths.

Moreover, there would be no way to refute it.

They would just have to swallow their grievances in silence.

Linny walked along the path to the temple.

The group behind him dared not walk ahead and instead followed in Lin's footsteps.

Those who wanted to watch the excitement were now blocked by the church's guards.

"This is not an open area.

Entry is prohibited.

" Under the guards warning, those who had gathered to watch could only retreat reluctantly.

"Mr.

Gu, are you going in?" Chin Doofing asked Guui.

Although he was annoyed by Gui's earlier remarks, he still asked out of courtesy.

"No, I'll just wait here.

" Guo replied, his tone less aggressive than before.

Just seeing Chin doofing, reprimanding the priest in front of so many people and ordering punishment was enough for Guai to regard him more favorably.

He was still much better than those priests who only knew how to wield power over others.

Seeing Guai's response, Chin Doofing didn't say anything further.

He had no intention of entering the temple either.

He just waited there.

Do you think Lini will find a way to change to a special profession? That's unlikely, right? Didn't they say that the special paths for holy light professions are all in the hands of the church? Then he can only go for the second job change of his current profession, right? Heck, you wouldn't look down on him just because he can only do the second job change, would you? Not at all.

Just feel it's a pity.

Well, that's not wrong.

It is indeed a bit of a pity.

The onlookers were all discussing.

Guy sat calmly in the chair brought by the priests, his expression unfazed.

He was actually curious whether Lynn Ye could really only do the second job change for his current profession.

Although most job changers could only take the second job change path of their current profession, if everyone could pursue other paths, then special professions wouldn't be special anymore.

However, the second job change was indeed very ordinary.

In terms of potential alone, it could not be compared to special professions, especially for someone like Lin Yi, who is already a highly potential job changer.

If he could change to a special profession, it would be like adding wings to a tiger.

Guushi remained calm, but internally he sighed slightly.

The probability of Lynn ye changing to a special profession was extremely low because the special items required for the job change were all in the hands of the church.

And how could the church possibly give such important items to Liy? Just as Guay and the others were speculating endlessly, Ly had already stepped through the doors of the temple first.

His figure completely disappeared behind a curtain of light.

Chapter 177.

The special job change path that should not be touched.

As Linny stepped into the sanctuary, he saw an extremely spacious area.

Unlike the outside world, the interior of the sanctuary formed its own space, a very spacious aerial platform.

Looking around, there was an endless sky.

Lenny did not appear overly surprised.

After all, it was not his first time changing jobs.

However, upon entering this place, he felt a subtle sensation.

That's right.

The sanctuary of a southern dascese was crafted by senior Sik Kong Ming.

Linnie suddenly recalled this detail in his previous life as one of the bishops of the church.

He was naturally quite aware of some of the church's insider information.

For instance, the sanctuary of a southern church was actually built by inviting a space mage to create it.

And in that era, there is only one space mage with that capability.

See Kong Ming.

Wow, it's so big in here.

This is incredible.

And there is even a sky.

I didn't te expect the sanctuary to be like this.

The job changers who followed closely behind upon stepping into the sanctuary all expressed their genuine astonishment.

Clearly, the scene inside the sanctuary exceeded their expectations.

It was indeed worth being amazed as the space inside the sanctuary was much larger than it appeared from the outside.

It was evident how much resources the church had spent to construct this independent space.

In the center of this platform, there was a portal radiating a soft white light which served as the channel to the city of light.

This was also the most important thing in the entire southern church.

Several impatient job changers could no longer wait and hurried towards the portal.

Stepping into the second job change was equivalent to entering a new tier of life.

The difference in identity and status between second job changers and first job changers was like heaven and earth.

Even the most down-out second job changers could be considered elites in human society.

Just in terms of rank, they were not comparable to first job changers.

Lenny did not linger in this space for long.

After a brief pause, he walked towards the portal.

The city of light was actually a special alternate space.

Theoretically, it did not belong to any individual or organization, but the church forcibly claimed the channel to enter the city of light, boasting that they were the guides of the faith of holy light.

This was perhaps the most criticized aspect of the church.

Linny stepped into the portal.

In the next moment, he found himself in a city among the clouds.

Here, light and warmth enveloped him, creating a comfortable sensation.

However, in this space that allowed both body and mind to stretch freely, there was an underlying scent of decay.

As Lenny entered this space, he felt many gazes upon him.

He did not pay much attention to these gazes.

There were just a bunch of old-timers hiding in the city of light, clinging to life.

The so-called holy pivot was controlled by these decayed individuals.

Indeed, the core of the church was located within the city of light, which was the site of the holy pivot.

Many people were unaware of this and even someone of Chin Doofing's caliber probably did not know that the holy pivot was actually within the city of light.

This was because inside the city of light, people could avoid the ravages of aging, disease, and pain living until they were completely exhausted.